Grain and cattle market reports from Union Stock Yards
At Chicago Union Stock Yards December 12 buyers watched bids on wheat corn and oats with steady to firm prices. Wheat No 2 red 1.04 No 3 red 1.01 No 4 red 0.84, December 1.04 January 1.03144 February 1.04. Corn No 2 white 59 through billing 59 No 3 white 59 59c No 4 white 59c No 2 yellow 59c No 3 yellow 59c No 4 yellow 58 58%c. Gats steady No 2 white 50 4c No 3 white 50 4c No 4 white 50c No 2 mixed 49%c No 3 mixed 49%4c No 4 mixed 49c. Hay dull nominal. Inspections show various car counts by grade. Receipts 5,000. cattle steady. natives and western cattle and calves at mixed prices. sheep receipts 2,500 with steady trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Reading Shows Strength In The New York Market
New York trading opened with mixed results as Inter-Metropolitan and Reading showed strength while American Smelting declined sharply. Traction shares led gains with Interborough-M Metropolitan common up to 17% and preferred to 41% as market closed near day’s highs. Bank data showed deposits down 15.5 million and loans down 7.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Sanelters
Interborough
New York Central
Standard
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts light and mostly carried over to Monday. Hog receipts 12 loads lower with heavy 3.95 to 8.00, medium 5.85 to 6.90, workers 5.40 to 5.80, pigs 5.00 to 5.25, rough to common 4. Prime wethers 4.50 to 4.75, good mixed 4.10 to 4.40, fast mixed ewes and wethers 3.50 to 4.00, calls to common 2.00 to 3.00, spring lambs 5.00 to 7.25.
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Chicago
Union
Beever
Texas
Western
Indianapolis
Nevean
Saetees Sbannt
Pittsburg
Chicago Grain Declines on Easier Cables and Weather
Chicago reports easier cables and better northwest receipts easing wheat futures. Opening prices show May wheat at 1.05 to 1.0544, corn 60? to 61, oats 52 to 52 1/4, pork 16.00 to 16.02, lard 99 7/8, ribs 8.42 to 8.47. Closing shows May wheat 1.06 1/4, corn 61 to 61 1/4, oats 52 1/4, pork 15.67 1/4, lard 9.46, ribs 8.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Henry Marshall Arg Early Trial In Asphalt Case
Henry W. Marshall of Lafayette, head of Western Construction, visited Indianapolis seeking an early trial. He faces conspiracy charges over a false claim tied to asphalt patching work that led to Harry Branaugh’s penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marshall
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Western Construction Company
Indianapolis
Mr. Marshall
Harry Branaugh
Girls to contest two step prizes at state ball
Two step champions of Indiana will contest Tuesday night at the S. M. B. association fourth annual ball at Germania hall for the state championship. There are many entries. The proceeds of the ball will be turned over to the sick benefit fund. Several young women will take part in the two step contest.
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Indiana
S. M. B. Association
Germania Hall
Shively Endorsements Highlight Democratic Senator Bid
The piece notes Shively supporters frame his candidacy as steady, citing two prior Democratic endorsements for United States senator and a belief the party will choose him when time comes. It also mentions Gov elect Marshall’s move to Indianapolis after Christmas and various Indianapolis visitors tied to Republican planning, plus the ongoing Jackson faction efforts and upcoming Lafayette Jackson banquet speakers.
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Didacy
Shively
United States
South Bend
Marshall
Columbia City
Indianapolis
Edward O'Gara
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette
John W. Kern
Lafayette Jackson Club
Fire hazard warning issued for holiday displays in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis fire inspection bureau warns merchants and citizens to avoid holiday fire risks from display windows, candles, and tinsel. Merchants should gather employees to review safe handling of displays, lights, trimmings, and flammable materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Fire Inspection Bureau
Society Girl to Wed Jap Artist in Chicago Romance
Miss Lucene Goode Goodenow a Woodlawn society girl and Kiokei Sunukai, a Japanese artist heir to an old title, plan marriage after two years to allow study at the art institute. Sunukai is preparing landscape paintings for an exhibit next spring. Goodenow is an artist and poet from Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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Chicago
Art Institute
Lucene Goodenow
Woodlawn
Kiokei Sunukai
Japan
Goodenow
Put
Miss Goodenow
Kalamazoo
Mich
Swinging Under the Wild Cherry Tree Song Debuts in Indianapolis
Josephine Dunn Kerlin wrote the lyrics with Cliff Odoms composing the music for a new holiday season song released in Indianapolis. The popular short story author is noted for press contributions and the composition already sees large sales and expected broad airing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Josephine Dunn Kerlin
Cliff Odoms
Josephine Kerlin
Noted Christian Quienge Orator to Speak Here
A lecture on Christian Science will be given Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Grand opera house under the auspices of Second Church of Christ Scientist. Rev William P McKenzie C B of Cambridge Mass, member of the Christian Science board of lectureship, will speak. He studied at Upper Canada College and Toronto University, served as war correspondent, and later joined Christian Science work. The lecture is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
William P. McKengzie
Cambridge
Mass
Christian Science Board
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
McKenzie
Upper Canada College
Toronto University
Canadian Northwest
Toronto Mail
Knox Theological College
Auburn Theological Seminary
Presbytery
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester University
Publishing Society
Christian Science
Eddy
Men of Broadway elect new officers after feast
A banquet at Broadway M E church Friday night by Men of Broadway led to the election of officers. I B Pickett was named president with Dana Webster as vice president and Frank M Connor recording secretary. A H Wells became statistical secretary, F A Sweetman treasurer, and W E Beck was chosen musical director.
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Broadway M E
Broadway
I. B. Pickett
Dana Webster
Frank M. Connor
A. H. Wells
F. A. Sweetman
W. E. Beck
Schroeder Secures $60,000 Bond as Township Trustee
Henry C. Schroeder, Democrat, qualified as Center township trustee by posting a $60,000 bond. He defeated Republican Isidor Wulfson and will assume office January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Henry C. Schroeder
Center Township
Isidor Wulfson
City Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
City records list births for Wenning Fultz Durhart Kohl Hand King Fargo Buhl Kaney Romando Oglesby Goodloe Cook Modlin Quinn Hudson and others with stillborns. Deaths include Taylor Lewis Holman Unger Dahl and others with causes like pneumonia cirrhosis and atelectasis. Marriages include Grigsby Madison Fetter Bosworth Morrison Woolf. Build permits show addresses in Orange Meridian Thirty-sixth Street and Germania overhang costs.
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John and
Josephine Wenning
Webb Street
Karl and
Ethel Fultz
Twenty Eighth Street
Harvey and
Nelile Durhart
Sherman Drive
Fred and
Emma Kohl
Sanders Street
Agnes Hand
Dawson Street
Samuel c and
Mary King
Biddle Street
Stillborn
Chancellor
Katherine Fargo
Delaware Street
Clarence and
Alma Buhl
Capitol Avenue
John
Nellie Kaney
Harris Avenue
Sam
Nellie Romando
East Street
Frances Oglesby
Senate Avenue
James and
Sarah Goodloe
Michigan Street
William H
Anna Cook
Union Street
William
Jamie Modlin
Sixteenth Street
Thomas and
Margaret Quinn
W. Fifteenth Street
Ruby Hudson
N. West Street
Frank Taylor
Hadley Street
Robert Lewis
W. Pratt Street
Aiaheus
Holman
W. Seventeenth Street
Kate Unger
N. Temple Avenue
Charlie Dahl
E. Seventeenth Street
Curtis A. Grigsby
Helen R. Madison
William H. Fetter
Katheryn B. Bosworth
Henry Morrison
Mable Woolf
Asa B. Wilson
Orange
State Street
G. A. Schnull
Meridian Street
W. Shelburn
Thirty-sixth Street
W.W. B. Mann
Holy Rollers Leader Pleads Not Guilty in Slayings
James Sharp head of the Holy Rollers pleaded not guilty after a Tuesday attack on police that left five dead. Three followers joined the plea as the hearing was continued due to prisoners’ confusion and lack of counsel. Mrs Della Pratt widow of the fanatic and 17 year old William Brugwell faced the magistrate as Justice Remley read the charge.
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James Sharp
Kansas City
Della Pratt
William Bngwell
Sharp
Justice Remley
J. F. Murphy
Remley
Mrs. Platt
Dr Baker to Address YMCA Meeting Sunday
Dr P A Baker head of the Anti saloon League of America will speak at the Big Meeting in Englishs Opera House Sunday afternoon. His subject In the Fight promises strong eloquent address. Mrs Vera Verburg Indianapolis violinist returns from study abroad will perform. The Big Meeting orchestra opens at 3 with a half hour concert followed by a 1600 voice male chorus before the address. Open to all men. boys under 16 not admitted.
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P. A. Baker
Antisaloon League of America
English
Opera House
Vera Verburg
Indianapolis
Pardon Granted to Banker Lingafelter in Ohio
Governor Harris pardons James F. Lingafelter, a Licking county forgery convict, under the imminent danger of death act. A panel of physicians including Drs. Hamilton and Coons certified the banker is in critical condition and may die soon, with suspected intestinal trouble possibly cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Jamestown plans new 8-acre addition described
Jamestown resident W. H. Miller weighs platting an 8 acre tract into town lots. The proposed development would extend the town with new parcels for residential use, reflecting growth in the area as a potential public expansion.
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Jamestown
Ind
W. H. Miller
Legal notice of public sale of stored goods in Indianapolis
Frank Shellhouse announces a public sale at 10 N Alabama St Indianapolis at 10 a m on December 21 1908 to satisfy storage and care charges for the past year. Items listed include bottles boxes crates leather goods a trance of miscellaneous merchandise from various firms and individuals with sale goods held in storage. The sale is for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alabama Street
T. Anglin i
Barnett Bottling Co
Continental Stock Food Co
Lewis Dunn
Decorative Leather Co
East End Grocery Co
Ceesseeeeeseees B. Fishbein
Frigid Fluid Co
H. H
Aheeeyee
Riepetmats Bros
Mulford
Chas. Mayer & Co
H. A Bas
J. Shepard
Pat. Med
Allen S. Olmstead Cs. Mty. Botties Shire Eta Penn. Water
A. P. Withshire
J. G. White & Co
E. Ware
Chioe Wood bin Drugs
Leeder
Wahoo Remedy Co Ganaway
Moon
Frank Shellhouse
Poseyville Trustee-Elect Ends 19-Year Traveling Sales Career
John P. Kuykendall, trustee-elect of Robb township, completed his final journey as a traveling salesman after nineteen years on the road. He returned home to Poseyville, Indiana, on December 12.
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Poseyville
Ind
John P. Kuykendall
Robb Township
Haseen
Grand Christmas Fair at Germania Hall by church ladies
The ladies of King Avenue M. E. Church host a grand Christmas fair this afternoon and night at Germania Avenue K. of P. hall featuring handmade gifts and festive activities for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the King Avenue M. E. Church
Germania Avenue
K. of P. Hall
Notice of Marion County bids and Indianapolis street widening
Classified notice records Marion County Indiana bid openings for retaining walls and river bridges in Perry and Warne townships and a city project widening Twenty first Street in Indianapolis. Includes bid requirements, bond affidavit, right to reject bids, and official dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Three Notch Road
Perry Township
White River
Morris
All Creek
Capitol Avenue
White Licksie S
Coorner
R. Warne Township
Office
the Auditor
John M'Gregor
John M. Mendenhall
Public Works Board meeting notices and assessments 1908
The Board of Public Works will meet December 28, 1908, at 10 a.m. to hear remonstrances from property owners affected by the opening and widening. A separate notice states assessment rolls approved December 9, 1908 for Kentucky Avenue and Merrill Street improvements with proposed brick paving and utility extensions. Remonstrance date December 21, 1908, and the office of the Board is in the Majestic Building, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City
Indiana
Twenty-first Street
Sugar Grove Avenue
Township 16
Uger Grove Avenue
Mennell
Overton
Davis Sugar Grove Add
Tee Lgas Baleen
Twenty-first_ street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Majestic Bidg
Kentucky Avenue
White River
Merrill Street
Safa City
Fred J. Tack
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N.Y
Warren G. Sayre
Sayre
F. W. Swezey
Marion
R. M. VanAlla
Swezey
Eleventh
George W. Rauch
Stoken Jackson
Jackson
Greenfield
James Garrard
Vicennes
Harry Strickland
W. S. Wells
Fort Wayne
Denison
M. J. Carroll
Crawfordsville
Charles Crawley
Sullivan
House of Representatives
WM. P. McKenzie
The
Christian Quienge
Holy Rollers
James
DR. Baker
YMCA
Directoire
Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
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